Stringers

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flyboy55
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Post by flyboy55 »

I would like to Own the B-29 . I saw one on E-bay for $185.00.

has anyone made this fly---I'm sure someone has made it R/C.

anyway---yes that's a lot of stringers :shock: looks great!
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flyboy55
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Post by flyboy55 »

I am CW2 with about 3 more years till CW3 ( I did high school to flight school) , But i'm almost finished with my Associates. I found it easy to take classes during my first deployment, now that I am home there is the Wife, kids, house, Guillows models....no time.
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Squishyp38
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Post by Squishyp38 »

I am restraining myself from using the s-word ater seeing those stringers!

that's probably all of one tree in there!
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Supercubber95
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Post by Supercubber95 »

Okay mister DD, let me rephrase me B-25 post, WAY WAY WAY TOO MANY STRINGERS!!!!
Squishyp38
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Post by Squishyp38 »

No wonder balsa is so expensive! he's buy'in it all!
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B R Burns
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Skyhawk

Post by B R Burns »

Hi Dave Still on the subject of the Skyhawk,how did you make such a good job of conecting the wing struts, Guillows supply some bits of plastic, but god knows how you make agood job fitting them, Your advise would be appriciated BRBurns (Barrie) :?:
ADW 123
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Post by ADW 123 »

Mr. Ducket, i was so disopointed with the wing strut plastic ones that i havent even looked at the plane since i stoped on it. thats a wonderful kit, the spirit, guillows needs to fix all of those errors on the plastic bits before laser cutting.
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Post by ADW 123 »

i remade them out of balsa, clay, and some spackle but i have learned so much since i build the spirit i dont want to finish it.
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Post by ADW 123 »

sounds like a good plan!
rbourque77
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Post by rbourque77 »

Mr Duckett - now will you fill in the gaps with balsa or is it done?
Squishyp38
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Post by Squishyp38 »

umm.......... then Why is it on the plane? :?:
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Post by ADW 123 »

squish, if you look closely it looks like the decal is held on with some tape.
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Post by Squishyp38 »

oh, my monitor has really bad colors, I couldn't see it! :oops:
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Post by ADW 123 »

you were right Mr. Ducket. that decal wouldnt have looked very good on that plane. good eye.
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